MORANG, SEPTEMBER 3
Minister of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Sudan Kirati said the incumbent coalition government would run for five years based on the consensus forged among the coalition partners.
At a press meet organised by Press Centre Nepal's Morang chapter here today, Minister Kirati claimed that the incumbent government would abide by the consensus and complete its full five year term. According to him, Nepali citizens had been rejecting activities that tend to instigate ethnic conflict. We should not interfere with others' culture while observing ours, he stressed.
Minister Kirati reaffirmed that the anti-corruption campaign spearheaded by the incumbent government would not stop, and assured that the culprits would be prosecuted. On a different note, he informed that a proposal seeking full operation of Gautam Buddha International Airport and Pokhara International Airport in the PPP model would be sent to the Council of Ministers very soon. He also shared that the NAC was going to procure three small aircraft to be flown to rural areas for easy transportation. About the controversies courting Lyarkal Lama's appointment at Lumbini Development Trust as its vice-chair, the minister argued that Lama's appointment was legitimate since he was not found at fault and matters related to his appointment were deliberately made controversial.
A version of this article appears in the print on September 04, 2023, of The Himalayan Times.
